A FA'THER of Tour young children was found guilty at Huntingdon Crown Court yesterday of indecently assaulting a seven-year-old girl. Peter Hardie, of Downing Crescent, Stamford, pleaded not guilty to the charge. But on the third day of the trial the jury took three hours to rea

PRIZEWINNERS at the King's Mill Centre, Stamford, military whist drive, on Saturday were: Mr Robert Wakerley, Mr and Mrs G. R. Wakerley and Mr S. Want; Mr and Mrs W. J. Simpson, Mrs I. Seaman and Mr J. Bradshaw; Mr Williamson, jnr, Mr and Mrs S. Crowson and Mrs A. Sanders; minia

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Deeping . si.n "...cut.. again DEEPING St James primary school cricket team rounded off the school year with a victory at Grantham. The team played in the quarter and semi-finals of the Grantham primary school trophy competition and defeated Harlaxton and Huntingtower Road school

TWO cottages at Eastonon-the-Hill have been given a clean bill of health by local councillors 14 months after they were declared unfit For human habitation. The stone and slate cottages 60 and 62 High Street have been under a closing order since May last year, but the order was

Lincolnshire and Humberside Arts Association are exhibiting fabric pictures by William Towers at the Arts Centre, Stamford, on August 13.

A CONSIDERABLE quantity of silver tableware and LSO in notes have been stolen from the house at Chapter Farm. Braunston, the total value of the articles, including the money, being put at £1.500. The silverware comprised spoons, knives and forks and other dining table articles.